The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

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be IL no better.
There Vas 20 service last Sunday. ID
/ Lou.s not being completed. u vii .
ready for nae nei, susdsy
--El.a Goldihwsii has soiA bis faro
ADD stock 10 J. 7, wlilisms. He 10 i
poor health nrahls 10 work and bis sgit
10 helpless condition. They are going :
I live ~s,a their son 10 Troy, n. Y
= As.ou i've year Old son o. Z, @ Ia
con, While q; play silh another boy has
his 100, cut pesrly oG They had 40 az ap'
The other boz. 500 Of Fred Cook, strncl
a block Of wood where Anson's foot va
and cal "a Dr. Phillips dressed lh'
uound
= There will be clab formed IN M
Sabbath school for The Sudsy schoo
Times, men bers can have il for half price
Those Wishing il should hand 10 tbeii
nsmes neat Sunday. Nc better help cat
be bad aud 5, the price offered every on'
Interested in the sork sbouid secure H.
FAST ARLINGTON
No SNOW; bat unlimited mud
Roger o'Bnep has retained hoae,
Good slei9hiog at The top OF tbs
mountain.
The "wllliug WORKER made theif
pastor dooslion Of sl3.
Quarterly Conference at the Mrtho
diet church Dec II aud is
Webb and Walters are getting IN a
foe lot Of sleighs for the winter trade
William and Fsyeite Shepard have
gone to Connecticut TO visit their brother,
Hugh. who is very III.
The Congregational Sunday school
will have Christmas tree, probably on
Monday after Christmas.
The friends OF Rev h L.. Walker
being obliged to postpone bis donation on
account OF illness, presented bin with S4l
gathered by subscription.
Wednesday evening Of this week, the
willing Workers" will give sociable al
Methodist parsonage, with literary aud
"a usical Accomplishments, All invited to
attend.
Prof. Frank Bradford will read Ut the
Jongree ational church Dec. 9Th, IN aid oil
he parsonage fund. On Dec. Goth Rev.
J. c. Cook will give reading christmas
n Cooney Camp" January Sd, local
slent will prepare dramatic entertain
nent," and Jan. l7tb, Rev. y. Marten OF
Bennington will lecture on American
iumor and Humorists. The admission
. each will be 20 cents, children 10 cents.
season tickets 80 cents,
WEST ARLINGTON.
Miss Emma Middleton Of Troy is the
,uest of Mrs. II. G.. Mckee.
Thomas Lyman and family ate their
turkey with friends IN
rupert.
C. 4. Buck and family have taken
possession OF their home in West Airing |
on. They are very welcome among us.
Charles b. Hanamsn and bride OF
brunswick, N. Y, are spending this week
bis grandfsthers, Andrew Hanamans,
nd visiting other friends in this vicinity.
--R. G. Mckee and family spent Thanks.
living at his father-in laws, Henry May
ards OF Cambridge. Miss Fannie Mckee
spending the festive week with her sis
n, Mrs. G. w. Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Derrick entertain
party of relatives very pleasantly on
thanksgiving day. A fine young porker
raced their table We were among the
Apply recipients OF an invitation to partake
the same, with other goodies for which
Irs. ID. is SO famous.
Notwithstanding the joyful festivities
Thanksgiving week, death entered this
immunity making sad many hearts by
without moments warning.
elson Holden, life long and respected
tizen Of Arlington. His honored wife
lssed away equally sudden, less than a
EAR ago. The sympathy Of many friends
extended to their dsugter, Miss Adelia
olden.
School Commenced in Dist No. l, on
onday, Nov. 81, with Miss Ida Wilcox
acher.
= Mrs Jay Wilcox OF ErievilIe, n Y,
ID two daughters, also sister in law,
rs Linn of Ridgewsy. Mich, have been
sitting at J. f. Wilcox's.
- Mrs Mary Marble died at the resi-
,pco Of her son, ". II Larkin, Oct. IL, ,
ed 81 years. Deceased was born in the ,
cality known as Camden Valley, 10 the
st part Of Salem, and has always resided
this vicinity. She was faithful wife,s
voted mother, kind neighbor and an I
lmble Christian, having been consist /
/ member OF the Methodist church. i
". DR.. Lambert. assisted by Rev. Mr. a
Illon conduc the services. The tex |
the sermon was Job 32;7. /
- ,
Found at last q remedy that not only
lieves, but cures consumption, as well
the numerous satellites which revolve
ouud il in the shape OF coughs colds, a
opchitis, sore throat. influenza &c. The l
medy we sllude to is Dr.. WIsTAR's BAL t
NJ OF WILD CHERRY. \
Free Fars 10 Troy. I
'ssrs Holiday Greeting and Very Lib :,
efai oHsr 10 Patrons OF the Troy
Cash BaIasr Il
With feelings OF mingled pride aud r